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missing or alienated original documents listed below are public records
of the State of New Jersey as defined by
New Jersey Statutes 47:3-16 and subject to legal demand and recovery under 47:3-27 &
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Correspondence
of Governor William Livingston
1780-1785
| 14
February 1780 |
Chief Justice Symmes to the Governor—Relative to disagreements
between the officers
and men of the New Jersey Line as to the period of enlistments |
| 20
February 1780 |
General
Washington at Morristown to the Governor—Transmitting a return
of the Quota
of the Troops from New Jersey |
| 25
May 1780 |
General Washington to a Committee of Congress—Enclosed in the
foregoing |
| 15
June 1780 |
The
President of Congress to the Governor—Renewing their application
for aid |
| 4
December 1780 |
Judge
Wm. Patterson, at Raritan, to the Legislature—Declining the
appointment of
Delegate to Congress |
| 24
May 1781 |
Abrahan
Clark, at Trenton, to the Chairman of the Joint Meeting of the Legislature— Resigning his seat as Delegate to Congress |
| 25
May 1781 |
Gen Phil Dickinson
to Josiah Hornblower, Speaker of the Assembly—In relation to
the
condition of the Military Companies in the State |
| 31
October 1781 |
The President
of Congress to the Governor—Transmitting a Proclamation, &c.,
for
general Thanksgiving |
| 29
October 1783 |
Elias
Boudinot, at Princeton, to the Chairman of the Joint Meeting—Requesting
to
be allowed to retire from public service |
| 24
October 1784 |
Governor Livingston
to the Legislature—In acknowledgment of his re-election |
| 24
August 1785 |
The Secretary
of Congress to the Governor—In relation to the finances, and
the
necessity for an enumeration of the inhabitants, &c. |
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